When the state seizes industry The governments of Argentina and Bolivia are continuing their separate nationalization drives--to the chagrin of the multinationals. May 22, 2012
What is Evo Morales afraid of? A police attack on disabled activists highlights the right turn of Bolivian President Evo Morales and his government. February 29, 2012
Cruel experiments on Guatemalans In a sickening echo of the infamous Tuskegee study, U.S. doctors injected unsuspecting Guatemalans with syphilis. January 23, 2012
Jason Farbman and Alan Maass Solidarity on the streets Tens of thousands will raise their voices against the 1 percent as part of an Occupy Wall Street day of action in New York City and around the U.S. November 17, 2011
Chile’s long hot winter What began several months ago with student takeovers of schools has swelled into one of the largest protest movements in Chile's history. August 31, 2011
Struggles erupt across Chile The right-wing government of Chilean President Sebastian Piñera is meeting resistance on several fronts. August 1, 2011
Roundtable A new opposition in the shadows of City Hall A broad coalition in New York City has organized an ongoing sidewalk protest encampment called Bloombergville. June 22, 2011
The baddest Apple in a rotten bunch Apple Computer scrambled to the top of the high-tech heap by exploiting sweatshop labor and following a cutthroat marketing strategy. August 17, 2010
The limits of reformism in Bolivia President Evo Morales has infuriated the U.S. with his nationalist policies, but the social movements that propelled him into office want greater change. August 10, 2010
Jason Farbman and Blair Ellis NYU campaign to kick out Coke...again A new coalition has emerged at New York University that could make the school the first campus to ban Coca-Cola twice. May 3, 2010
Readers’ View Not the time for polemics While I often agree with the criticisms made in articles at SocialistWorker.org, I think this is not the period for polemics. November 4, 2009
Readers’ View An LGBT movement takes shape As attacks on the Seattle LGBT community have escalated, young activists have begun making news with their energy and fresh ideas. January 23, 2009
Revolution on the big screen In the first installment to his two-part biopic on Che Guevara, director Steven Soderbergh details Che's role in the Cuban Revolution. January 22, 2009
Why did police attack Julio Hernandez? A Seattle Community College student was attacked by police in front of a crowd of 100 people--but fellow students are organizing against this injustice. June 9, 2008
Making the case for racial justice One could be forgiven for assuming The Great Debaters is simply a formulaic, feel-good movie. But the movie is much more powerful. January 11, 2008
